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New edition of a reference that last appeared as Stadler's Musik-Handbuch, published in 1993. The two volumes document the entire European music industry. Volume I covers orchestras (from symphony and chamber orchestras to brass bands), European music theaters, choirs, competitions and prizes, festivals, associations and foundations, concert management and promotion agencies, radio and television, teaching and instruction, and documentation and research. Volume II comprises all areas of the music industry and trade (including the making of instruments), music and computer, music trade and sales, music publishers, and studios and record companies. Contains indexes of institutions and firms, persons, and instruments. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
This comprehensive directory details the European music industry across two volumes. Volume I focuses on performance and educational institutions, including orchestras, theaters, choirs, competitions, festivals, associations, management agencies, broadcast media, and academic resources. Volume II covers the commercial aspects, encompassing instrument manufacturing, music technology, retail, publishing, and recording industries.
This reference work, a successor to Stadler's Musik-Handbuch, aims to provide an exhaustive overview of the European music landscape. Its detailed structure, covering both performance and commercial sectors, suggests it serves as a vital resource for professionals and researchers in the music field. The inclusion of multiple indexes further enhances its utility as a comprehensive directory.
Page Count:
1200
Publication Date:
1999-01-01
Publisher:
K G Saur Verlag Gmbh & Co
ISBN-10:
3598113471
ISBN-13:
9783598113475
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